Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Jim Blumel | Tyrants Know We Are Weak

One of the most interesting places to take out-of-town guests is the Reagan Library and Museum in Simi Valley. So we took our niece, Mary, from Cleveland, there last week.

Letters to the Editor

Thomas L. Cadman | Remembering the Orange Man

Remember the campaign of 2016 when the press was constantly accused of pushing “fake news”?  Who can forget the constant references to his opponent as “Crooked Hillary”? Remember the ridiculous

Letters to the Editor

Aran Dokovna | A Lesson in Lockdown Math

Letters to the editor are very interesting and thought-provoking. On March 17 one of the letters says that Johns Hopkins found the lockdown (lockdown as defined in the article includes

Letters to the Editor

John Weaver | More on Booster Reluctance

Thomas Oatway (letters, March 3) has commented on my letter (Feb. 6) regarding my granddaughter’s dilemma as whether to succumb while pregnant and get a COVID-19 booster shot or lose

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Thomas Oatway | Purveyor of Misinformation

One of the regular contributors to the COVID-19 misinformation on The Signal is Rob Kerchner. His latest submission said that there are only 205 hospitalizations for 100,000 cases for those

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Rick Barker | Do Your Homework

Re: Lynn Wright, “Trump, Garcia and Putin,” letters, March 9. I guess it shouldn’t be a surprise, based on some of his other ramblings on here, but once again Mr.

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Lois Eisenberg | Misplaced Gas Frustration

The GOP’s nonsense talk about the fossil fuel fiasco and the Keystone XL Pipeline and blaming Joe Biden for this matter are doing so for partisan political gain and the

David Hegg

David Hegg | Anyone Reading Anymore?

I remember seeing a poster somewhere proclaiming, “Readers are Leaders.” Certainly, the basic truth here is evident but I greatly fear there is need for some additional specificity. I’d vote for